Who are the main characters in the 'Book of Indian Stories'?

In Cherokee Indian stories, there are many main characters. For example, the Thunder Beings are significant. They are powerful entities associated with storms and are often seen as both fearsome and necessary for the balance of nature. There's also the Uktena, a large and magical serpent that plays important roles in some tales, often guarding treasures or having special powers.

There could be a wide range of main characters. It might be a young Indian woman trying to break free from traditional gender roles. For instance, she could be fighting for an education or a career in a male - dominated society.

Often, the main characters are tribal elders. They are seen as the keepers of wisdom and are respected in the stories. Their decisions and actions usually have a great impact on the tribe.

Often, there are wise old sages as main characters. They are the keepers of knowledge and traditions.

Since I don't have the book in front of me, it's hard to say exactly. However, based on the title, there could be characters who are deeply affected by the Indian Summer season. Maybe an old man who has seen many Indian Summers and has stories to tell. There could also be young characters who are just starting to experience and understand the significance of this special time.

There might be female characters as well. A woman who was tough in protecting her family, like standing up to invaders or taking care of her family during a disease outbreak in the tribe. She showed her strength in ways that were crucial for the survival of those around her.

The raven is a very important main character. It is often portrayed as a clever and mischievous figure. It has the ability to change situations and is full of wits.

Often, the main characters can be tribal elders or shamans. They are the ones who possess wisdom and are respected in the community. Their actions and decisions in the stories usually carry important messages or teachings for the tribe.

As I haven't had the chance to read 'the book stories', it's hard to say. However, it might have a group of friends as the main characters who go through all sorts of things together, like exploring a haunted house or solving a mystery in their town.

In 'The Indian in the Cupboard', the primary character is Omri. He is a curious and somewhat ordinary boy at the start. Then there's the Indian. We don't know his real name in the story, but he is a miniature figure that becomes real. He has his own personality, beliefs, and a way of life from a different time. Omri's friends, like Patrick, also have significant parts. Patrick is Omri's friend who gets involved when he discovers the secret of the Indian in the cupboard. These characters together create a story full of mystery, friendship, and cultural exploration.